Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1937 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

In Race for Utes ‘Chief Pow-Wower”

The race is on at Butler—and to the title of “Chief Pow-Wower.”

Pow-Wow Dance Saturday house. Utes is the sophomore men

The chief will be | elected from these candidates at the annual Utes night in Butler Field-

the winner goes ganization.

's honorary or=- ;

Candidates (left to right) are Chester Jaggers, Sigma Nu; Eastwood Herin, Lambda Chi Alpha; Bert Kingan, Sigma Chi; Delta Tau Delta, David Thompson, tion, is not in the picture.

STATE FARMERS SET TO ATTEND LOCAL SESSION

Big Delegations Coming to Hear Secretary Wallace, Governor Told.

County agricultural agents from all sections of the state today notified Governor Townsend that they were bringing large delegations to attend the farm conference Monday in Tomlinson Hall. Secretary of Agriculure Henry A. Wallace is expected to outline a permanent farm program at this meeting, to which Governors and farm leaders of other Midwestern states have been invited. Informed that the Federal Govornment again is to establish the 50-cent corn loan system this winter, Governor Townsend said: “Such loans will be a very stabilizing influence on the corn market.

Robert Springer, and Byron Reed, Phi Delta Theta. Butler Indianapendent Associa=-

Note to Milkman Causes Arrest

Of Thre

A note to the milkman today 1 holdup men, according to police. Shortly before 11 o'clock last nig and Oliver Aves. a filling station attendant, They drove into the station As he walked around the car, said: “Hand over your money,” As the bandits’ car on Kentucky Ave, Mr. Dunlap jotted down the license number which he turned over to police. A check at headquarters revealed the plates had been issued to a person living in the 600 block E. Market St. Two radio squads led by! Sergt. Tim O'Neill, were sent to that address. The house was vacant but officers found a milk bottle on the front porch. Under it was a scrap of paper. “Deliver milk at — Howard St.,” it read. Lieut. Thomas McCormick led a raid on the Howard St. address, in the 2000 block, where he said he found the car used in the holdup. He arrested Clyde Arbuckle, 20, who confessed participation in the hold- | up, the officer said. | Arbuckle implicated Berry, 24, and Richard Miller, 23, who were arrested a short time | afterwards, Lieut. McCormick said. | The men were charged with vagrancy and held under $5000 bonds.

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MRS. CHIC JACKSON | TO MAKE ADDRESS

3029 Broad- | speaker | of the|

Mrs. Chic Jackson, way, is to be the principal at the annual conference National Mimeograph Paper Associ- | ation at Central Normal College, Danville, Nov. 13. | Other speakers will he Dusty Miller of Wilmington, O., and | Russell Alexander, of DePauw University. | Mrs. Blanche McNeely Wean, association chairman and head of the Commerce Department of Central Normal is to be chairman. Laboratory work in the actual production of mimeographed papers, contests and exhibits of duplicating supplies have been planned. {

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE SEEKS LOCAL OPTION

Dr. T. Fred Williams, Lafayette, | today was president of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League. He was elected | yesterday at the annual ee of | the trustees in the Y. M. C. A drive for local option a. the | next session of the Legislature was planned. Dr. George T. King was elected secretary; Edgar H. Evans, Indian- | apolis, vice president; Mrs. Lottie E. | Klintworth, Indianapolis, treasurer, | and L. E. York, superintendent.

G. M. C. AIDS HERE | DISCUSS 1938 PLANS

Indianapolis dealers of the Gen- | eral Motors Truck & Coach Divi~ | sion were to meet today in the] .Jotel Lincoin to discuss a sales and | advertising program for the coming year. { The dealers were to preview the | 1938 line of GMC trucks and receive merchandising advice from R. H. Doyle, assistant general sales manager, and W. A. Casey, regional maanger.

U. S. JOB TESTS FOR | 3 POSTS SCHEDULED

The U. S. Civil Service Commission | has announced competitive examinations for Government positions | They include associate meteorologist at $3200 a year; assistant meteorologist at $2600 a year, and junior medical officers at $2000 a year Details may be obtained from the | Civil Service Board, Federal Build- | ing

FINAL CLOSEOUT

Bnd New 1936

WASHER

TWIN TUBS

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NO MONEY DOWN WITH TRADE-IN $1 Per Week. Small Carrying Charge

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The THOR SHOP

where Donald Dunlap,

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DENTISTS TO HEAR

¢ Suspects 1n Holdup

ed to the arrest of three alleged

ht officers were called to Kentucky

21, of 2443 N. New Jersey St., three men had robbed him of $10. told Mr. Dunlap to check the oil.

one of the men put a gun on him and

attendant reported.

3 TALKS MONDAY

The Indianapolis Dental Society | is to meet in the Hotel Antlers at | 6:30 p. m. Monday.

Speakers are to be the Rev. Richard O. McRae, Edwin Ray Methodist Church pastor,

Dr. Gabel’s lecture is to be illus-

trated with lantern slides and black- |

His subject is to Operative

board examples. be “The Mechanics of Dentistry.’ Dr.

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and U. S. Army | Reserves chaplain; Dr. Norman M. | { Beatty, Indianapolis, and Dr. Arthur | Bertram Gabel, Philadelphia.

Gabel is professor of operative | Richard | dentistry at the University of Penn- |

At present some corn is being sold as low as 30 cents a bushel. The loans should assure farmers of a 50-cent price.”

NEUTRALITY URGED

‘GYRO CLUB FETES

SCOUT OFFICIALS

Indianapolis Boy Scout officials were luncheon guests of the Gyro

{Club at the Spink-Arms Hotel yes- | terday.

Speakers were F. O. Belzer, Scout executive; Fred Sale, Gyro presi

dent; Albert Class, chairman of the

troop extension committee; Otto Janus, chairman of the camp committee, Wallace O. Lee, president of the Scout executive council, and Carl Kortepeter, district engineer and WPA director, in charge of construction of a lake on the Scout reservation.

VISITORS TC INSPECT WPA AIRPORT WORK

Inspection of WPA improvements made at Municipal Airport during the last two years was to be con-

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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BY UNIVERSAL CLUB

Strict neutrality by the United States in the Sino-Japanese conflict was favored by Universal Club members in a poll at their luncheon in the Columbia Club yesterday. They also expressed belief that war between the United States and Japan can be avoided.

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ducted today and tomorrow by Corrington Gill, assistant Federal Works Progress Administrator, and WPA and other Federal officials. The party from Washington was to arrive at the airport today on the 21-day flying tour of landing fields in almost 48 states. A dinner for the party is w be given in the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight, with John K. Jennings, Indiana WPA Administrator, as host. Governor Townsend, Senator Minton and Mayor Boetcher are to speak. The party is to fly to Dayton, O., tomorrow.

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Reg. Price

$47.50 47.50 47.50 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 55.00 55.00 54.95 54.95 54.95 57.50 57.50 57.50

VETERANS TO SEAT

Officers of the Frank T. Strayer Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and it. auxiliary, are to be installed to-

night at the post headquarters, 210 E. Ohio St. Open house is to be held for foreign war veterans. Indiana Department Commander C. T. Carey and Mrs. Nellie Carey are to be in charge of installations. Officers from Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Kentucky are to attend as the Indiana Department’s guests.

WEDNESDAY,

OFFICERS TONIGHT

NOV. 3, 1937

CLUB RE-ELECTS DAVIS Frank Davis today continued as president of Highland Golf and Country Club following re-election by the board of directors last night. William Handley \zas named vice president, and John J. Kennedy, secretary, ~nd Roy Hartz, treasurer, were re-elected.

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